Sentence examples for made plain for from inspiring English sources

This latest incident could shed some light on the nature of its mission, just as the photos from Abu Ghraib made plain for most of the world the brutality of the US occupation of Iraq.

It is made plain for them by, among other things, the miseries of apartment hunting and holding: you are what you have, and you will not have a single square inch, or a single shaft of light, more than you can afford.

Instead we have been promised a review after the next general election, and that it will be "foreign policy and security driven" which sounds awfully like a cop-out from the painful decisions Gray has made plain for all to see.

Partly from Cowper's literary influence, and partly because learned vicars were expected to write verses, Newton began to try his hand at hymns, which had become popular through the language, made plain for common people to understand.

I imagined that Coates's new book would make plain for young people what is truly at stake in the struggle and disabuse them of the prevailing myths that breed complacency, defeatism or inaction.

In calling off a threatened U.S. attack on Syria, for example, the president was acknowledging what opinion polls and Congress (not to mention the British Parliament ) had already made plain: Support for any further military adventures to liberate or pacify Muslims has evaporated.

Gove has already made plain his preference for rigorous, one-off exam assessments for pupils, rather than modular courses.

William Hague has made plain government support for US policy so far.

Despite Vitsche's loyal intercession, both made plain their contempt for their failure of an in-law.

We in turn made plain our support for the tradition and values that are represented by that symbol at that place.

What magic was wrought by the sweater is hard to unpick, but the British people made plain their preference for the Common Market.